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First off, the game is definitely more open world than isn't.
Second, you're implying it's an inherently bad thing, which is ridiculous. Every ARPG would benefit from being open world, which is what this game is.
Fully agree with the offline part, Iso ARPG's are so easy to monetize that it seems every new one is online only, and i appreciate the devs adding an offline mode.
There are no Oblivion gates, therefore not open world. Checkmate atheists!